The two countries that show life beyond lockdown isn't what people think it will be

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Two countries have been held up as examples of how to handle a pandemic: South Korea and Germany. So how are they preparing to return to 'normal' life? In one word: Cautiously.

Life as we know it in much of the world has been turned upside down by the coronavirus. But two countries have been widely held up as examples of how to handle a pandemic: South Korea and Germany.

Their approaches were markedly different -- but each is now in the enviable position of being able to ease restrictions imposed to quash the spread of coronavirus with some confidence that infections won't immediately spike again.So how are they preparing to return to"normal" life? In one word: Cautiously. And those watching enviously from other countries may notice that much remains far from normal.

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